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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 93f, E! E "Maytime" When Love Is Young! TWO HOME, SLAYS HER FKKSNO, Calif,, Aluy U. A1 Sheriff Ovt-ihott Ktild today u fli.st Ut-Kieo iniiidt!! eh u i e will be filed nuiii8t Roy KlKMhuimH, 27, u van- tail mi it work or, who thu whorl IT huic coufuased hu hilled Mrs. Alnui . Ketep, iiS, a iirucllcul iiii rc, after he hud luted thu woiuuii to lily home. "I did it, fellow," Ovorholt mild RiuhthouHu told the officers, "but I Uon't know why I did It." Tlii; killing, Ovotliolt tiuid, look pliKo early '1 uemluy iikimiiiik tutur HiKhthouHU Hum 11 tuned Hie imiiho from an agency, struck lior on the : head with a pair of pliers when nho entered the Iiouho, HtraiiKled her with a bucKHkin tlioiiK hu luuit from the baby's erib and crimin- alty annulled her. He walked fuiu pulii-e lifudquar i tors lam night and told the ultleuirf there wuh a (loud woman in hut home, InvoHtiKuturw diHcovored lliu body of Mih. Krttop. . Under Sheriff Jack Tan' Hiiid JUghthouHe admllted ncrvinK a ten day jail term fur Intoxication at IjOUK lieuch and had been arretted in Colorado on check charge). The officer declared ItiglithotiKe attempted to end Iiih life when he remained all day yuHterduy in his home. , "Hu covered hlmtudf with bliin kete and turned on the gun from tlio Htove, but autoinaticutly kicked off the blanketH to gel frottli- air, U. D. 1. EIGHT 8 PLUS The Blended Whiskey thai Bears the TASTE-MARK OF QUALITY Neltton Kddy and Jeanettu MucDonalfl in "Maytime" JuuneUo MaclJonald uud Nelaon Kddy reach the zenith of theli dazzling co-ntaiTliig career in "Alaytiiho," KldaJo.ii.non Young's heart stirring story of an opera star who gave up romance for a career. You will never forget their duet pf the everlasting melody, "Sweet heart, Will You Remember?" In the lavish new M-G-.M imiaicul hit, coming Sunday to Hunt's Indian for u three-day engagement. Tan said. "Whon ho decided he could not kill himself by gas, he scratched his wrists with u. razor blade, but finally, gave up la des iteration when his nerve fulled AZALEA U. O. L PLUS lUMrb MmnM ! whlik.y r.atonably prlcarf. Hi. lit Flui Blended Wliiiltey lo Prooi1 Tlw itTaiiiht whiikcy In thia prtxlucU 6 yetr. olii, 20 itrniht whitkey, 80 ir.in neutral tpirlti. Bottled uniter I Mi formuU ince April IS, 1037. U. D, L.(uf Amtrk-t) Inr., naltimore. M.t. AZALKA, May 13. Mr. and Mrs, William Jantzer and uons. Hi life nd Juckle, made a trip to ClrantB ass Thursday where Air. Jutitzer ecelved, medical care. Mr, and Mrs. Leon Clare trans acted huslueuH In Knriaburg Thurs- uay, Air. and Mrs. Kay Condruy of Hiuidou spent several , days, this week vifdllng with his brother and isier-in-iaw. Mr. and Mra. Ota Coudray. Mrs. John Jantzer and Mrs. Itol liu Johns visited Thursduy in rants 1'ass with their uncle, Nias ehiuun. at the Grants Pass gen oral hospital. Mrs, Jack Gaulke of Days Creek visited J hursday hero with Mrs. 1 4. JohiiH, Mrs. J. A. Woithlngton and aiiLrhter. i'llscilhi. Mih. AUl' Greeu.'Mrs, W'aife Vorlhinglon and son, Junior, all of Days Creek, and Mrs. Orn Condruy, t Jr., or here visited iii Grants , Pass Thursday with their mule, Charlie Johnson, who i- n patient ut the hospital thiM-aw itlrs."jolin Jiinlznr ami Mrs. li. L. , Johns shopped and visited ITL'UdH in Kosehui'g Friday. Mrs. Hanihl Houth of iJays Creek npunt the week-end here vilh her husband, who is employed at the C'lu to l.umher company. A Irs. Orn Condruy Hhopped in Hoiiniiuig Kriihiy. Mr. and Mrs. Geoii'o I'ucUott and imn, itayiuond, and Miss Uutli Gad way all of Itoseliurg lslted Hunilny with Mrs. Kd, Ilarlon and Mr, ami .Mn). ICd Jeulfimi. ,MV. and Mm.' Frank Franks and children of Santa Ron a, California, spent several days this week visit ing Mr. alul Mm. William Jantzer and Mr. and Mrs. John JanUcr. Mrs, Franks will he remem bored hero as Margaret Palmer. Kill I In ft on of Glendalo and Kd Marlon fished Sunday on Kogue river. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd Jonhtri" visited in Koseburg Sunday evening. Finest and Gene Pickett left the latter part of the week for Sweet Home where they have employ ment. Hat Lie ShlltH and Mrs. Alden Swan of the Benton mine visited a short time .Saturday morning al the Azuleu hotel and with Mrs. Kolliu Johns, on their way to Ore gon City to visit relatives. , Mrs. E. U Johns made a trip to Iloseburg Monday afternoon after her husband, who has been re ceiving medical care there. Fred Itauinan returned here Saturday after spending the past week in Portland on bu-inoss. Mr. uud Mrs. Ueu Phillips, Mrs. Jtid, Huffman, and Mary Ilootti shopped and visited in Grants Pass Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chly of Co quille visited over the week-end here with relatives und friends. Hill Montgomery of the Iava Ueds national park was a week-, end visitor hero with friends. Darwlii Johns and Floyd Kakln left Monday for coast points. -o- MOVIE WILL DEAL WITH AUTO REPAIRS A motion picture, "Willie Leads with HU Chin," will he shown ai H o'clock tonight at the Knights of Pythias hall under sponsorship of ,the Orchard Auto Parts. The picture is designed particularly for unto repairmen, hut presents its educational facts In fast moving iction and comedy. Auto repair and service men are particularly in vited (o attend. PITTSBCItCH, May 12. (AP) A 38-year-old Pittsburgh woman with only half a brain has leurned in six months to do nearly every thing shu once could do when she hud a whole bruin. Willi the half brain she Jules an "Intelligence quotient" of 115. the Stuuford Uiueu scale. This is the mark of u bimerlur adult mlud aud equals her once whole mlud. Her case, due to u recent onera- llou In which tlie entire right orain Hemisphere wus removed, wus reported today to the Ameri can Psychiatric association by Dr. wiuaix itowe or l'ittsburgh. I or several weeks hereff 'sdT wuh paralyzed; liut to the amaze ment of physicians she now has mostly recovered the power of movement on that side. Sho is Hhlo to walk again. Her mlud. und personality" are neurly back to normal. She dous not reculfeveuts read ily since the operation but remem bers perfectly telephone numbers and addresses she had known. - At the bcirinninu of fier half- brain experience she joked exces sively, sometimes wittily. Most of ine time sue was in the mood of exaggerated happiness. But sho would H wile Ii to extreme desDoii- deney. Sho occasionally lost control 'of her voice or broke into sobs. Now. six mouths after the operation she nus regained most of her emotion- al control. She still . becomes de pressed easily and about once in a Hours cries without any real cause, , She manages a household of six I uud helps her children with their school work. I Stock and Bond Averages ENAMEL DISHPAN 22 Nice Rivy ciuimM diKlt pan for TZc at Out'h 22nri nnni-vtM-Hin-y Hate. UlK Ivory onamel lillilcliiiK pail 2'. PmhlEiiK pan in nny al i I'or -2c. Trlplu weight oilumul ware with ehroi.itiiluitl cov- nncHt wart) niattu. TIluHe and IhiimIi'im! ullier speciaU at Carr's. Adv. COOKED FOOD SALE Home rccmiotnim club of. tlis Ulvormlalo CratiKO will hold cooked food sale Saturday al McKoau & naldwln'fl.TT-Adv. , STOCKS Compiled hy Hie Asaoclated I .May 13: 30 15 15 India Ulfa l;t's Today X-8S.3 43.6 x-1 1.4 i, day .... 15.0 -12.4 iMontli iiEO .... 05.IJ IS.8 16.2 Year i'.ko S1.7 31.0 45.0' 1937 hlKh 101.6 19.5 04.0 1937 low 89.6 37.8 42.4 1936 hlKh 99.3 43.5 53.7 1936 low 73.4 30.2 43.4 X Now lows. BONUS 20 10 10 Hit's Ihd'la Ufa .... 93.2 103.1 X-9S.6 .... 9i.3 103.3 SIS.8 .... 91.0 102.8 1-8.7 91.7 .102.5 101.5 99.0 104.4 102.8 92.6 102.1 9S.7 9S.2 104.4 103.1 86.9 101.8 99.S low. 'r-UHs. lio Sfks X65.4 67.3 70. 1 ' 60.6 75.3 66.2 72.S Today I'rev. day Mom!) :v,:a Year ao . 1937 high . 1937 low ... 1936 hlKh . 1936 low ... X new 10 Pll. 71.1; 71.3 71.2 1 68.1J 7 1.7 : 70.6 73.0 67.6 Schilling Baking Powder biscuits 4 coiyppczv $m I MORE TO BUV- AND IT SAVES ME nf' I MOKE THAN THAT ON GAS AND. OIL" JWfV MM - ' tJ ' BtkUT, AND SES S0 ,TijcH" t)0 15 A MY TO THE PURCHASE PRIC OF Tilt SO W . 1 NEXT 10WEK TRICED CAHS AND GET A P0NTIAC WITH WSO wirH fz h"5m Yvi Jfcfo-3i mm x&h .M.' tl8 2 Ljl unj I , .-."J I ' I l 1 V.XTRA tlu-)rof pnl 1lXTA trunk KXTKA Knrr. KXTKA Ou-lirt ot tcSTKA n.ilr). Vt-ldtht Ixoviitfni lliacp Inr W, i,(oi Alltn (tiiiutuli Irs roim.io In , o nnllim. In atvr tlbow rvnin tor MIL lumnne. n,,,. In )r mil trlrr In cotnlntt. rn ecnnnn, ' rm you rldt. ASED ON 18-MONTHS TERMS in 16S representative cities, the average difference in monthly payments be tween a Pontiac Deluxe nix 2-door sedan and the same model o" r,ie next lower-priced cars is only 15 cents a day. Those were the facts that persuaded Mr. NorniHti Flitters to change his buying habits and Ret a Pontiac, And here was the result: He has the biggest, smartest car he has ever driven, the super-safety of triple Sealed hydraulic brakes, the finest of Knee Action rides, and recot d-breaklng economy. That's why he says America's finest low pneed car is America's biggest bargain. Take a ride and you'll decide he's right. PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION, PONTIAC MICH. GrMfnt Afgrnr.1 Siiea Corporitfion THt MOST BEAUTIFUL THING ON WHEElt - WARDS IS BLOOMING With fashion favorites-priced right i Dobby Spreads Smart border pattern. Tub bable cotton, ideal for lummer. Tubfast colors. 80x105 inch- New Leghorns Only 190 Flattering wide brims to ac cent pretty summer costumes. Velvet ribbon or flower trims. Fashicih-Firits for Summer! WHITE PATENT Very high in front . . . plenty of -"J flktf "portholes" . . . ip cutouts' , . , II ffllf hlnlni Mlt pitent that's fht I I true fashion itory of shot! this) II su'mme'rt 4-8C. white Empire SANbALs Uai Yoii'll Wedr Ail SOirimefi Vacationing . , or slroply "niaiing merry at home" . . .' thesi are. the s'andals 2 7 C . you'll weir all summer! 4x4. , J SiticIlUWASJ BIB STYLE 4 Ir U Regularly 29c'each Stock up and save on these best sellers! Sparkling Fruit of the Loom prints. Organdie frills, Hindy pockets. J 2 mi m ... 1.98 m ssi Go WHITE with Wardsl MEN'S OXFORDS Dressy wing tip style, .in white nubuck. Oak leather soles, Goodyear welt. 6-11. Boys' Oxford!, black or white Capes - Jackets Young Boleros The dress with a detachable "eitra" swings into Summer with a' double bid for popular ity I White or pastel crepes. Sites range from 14 to 44. Prepare for Warm Dayil 7 to 16ers' Jdesf. jl) OO i'i(gmi4iar'w' si'Mit i i iii ''" Sleeveless or with cap sleeves. Tubfast organdy or dimity. Sizes 7 to 12 and 10 to 16. lacks 79c; Polo Shirts 39c A Saturday Only gipy Durisre i2r Regularly ISe i yard Flo ral patterns, dots and geo metric designs. Pastel, white, n a v y or dark grounds. 36 In. wide. Ht Sanforized Shrunk Cool Woven. Crash Safe Boys' LONGIES . Regularly $1.00 89c Nub crash for good looks I Ad justable side straps; 3 pockets. Barracked it strain points. And mothers they'll wash perfectly because they're fu'fy Sanforized shrunk! t to IS, Built for Strength I Priced for Savingl WORK SHIRTS 48)c Look at the features for longer wear! Sturdy covert or cham bray, triple-stitched main seams; non-rip sleeve facings; double shoulder yokes! SALE! Men's 15e SOCKS Through Saturday Hard-to-bcat value I Socks combining good looks, long wear and low price 1 Clocks or new patterns. 10-12. II JHEER FLATTERY 4-thread IT 1, H. mmrnsm M S3 i at Wardt only 48)c Pure silk, full fashioned hoset Dull, pure silk makes them look sheerer I Colors forallcostumefl ROSEBURG MOTOR CO Phone 95 315 M. Jackson St- 111 WROSE ST. ROSEBURG, ORE.